Southwest of Jackson on old Steam Ferry Road. Some early familes in this community were Haskins, Greer, Sweeney, Robinson and Van Hook. There was an organization called "Grangers", their building was also used for the Presbyterian Church on Sunday. An early school to this area was “Madison Hall”, a two-story building built by a progressive farmer organization called the Grangers. The upper floor was used as a meeting place for the Grangers, and the lower floor was used for the school, and on Sunday afternoons was used as a Presbyterian Church.